The Norwegian Police Security Service (PST) has announced that the threat level against Jewish and American targets in Norway remains unchanged, despite heightened concerns prior to the recent attack in Iran. PST spokesperson Martin Bernsen stated that the agency is closely monitoring the situation and will continuously assess whether any events might influence the threat to Norway. He emphasized that the threat landscape is complex and dynamic, indicating that conditions can change rapidly.

In the last two years, concerns regarding threats to Jewish and American targets have risen significantly in Norway. Oslo police district's operations leader, Rune Hekkelstrand, confirmed that the police have been implementing specific measures in connection with the threat level for an extended period. However, details about these measures were not disclosed, underscoring the sensitivity and seriousness of the threat.

Bernsen's statements reflect a broader context of heightened security awareness in Norway amidst global tensions, particularly following incidents in the Middle East. The PST's vigilance indicates an ongoing commitment to public safety and the importance of being prepared for any changes in the threat level, as well as ensuring the protection of vulnerable communities in the country.